US Deports Hundreds Of Venezuelans In Defiance Of A Court Ruling
Over 200 Venezuelans, whom the White House has labeled as gang members, have been deported from the United States to a high-security prison in El Salvador, desp
Democrats' Next Political High-wire Act: Selling Their $3.5T Budget Deal
Even as they closed in on their budget agreement, Senate Democrats knew that a deal among Budget panel members wouldn't guarantee support among their entire cau
Schumer Launches Long-shot Bid For Legal Weed
Schumer would also need to corner President Joe Biden — who has supported but not legalizing it — to sign the bill. Still, he's projected confidence about h
The Vulnerable Democrat Who Could Get Reelected By An Infrastructure Deal
Hassan is part of a 21-senator group laboring to finish the bipartisan bill behind the scenes after several of them, including her, played a similar role in the
Barr Shoots Down Former Prosecutor’s Election-fraud Claims
McSwain's letter suggests that Justice Department officials in Washington, D.C., put limits on his ability to thoroughly investigate claims of fraud and electio
Manchin Says Dems 'Need To Pay For' Their Multitrillion-dollar Spending Plans
Democrats are planning to raise taxes on corporations and the wealthy to pay for new childcare, education and climate change programs, and Manchin is on board w
Biden Gun Regulation Nominee Stuck In Limbo As White House Tries To Stem Crime
"I've spoken to him a few times, had a Zoom call with him, trying to get all the facts and figures on this stuff, his credentials," Manchin said. He added…
Thiel Ally's Entrance Kicks Off Protracted GOP Senate Fight In Arizona
Arizona's Republican Party has been riven by deep divisions for more than a decade, and Democrats have capitalized on that by winning key statewide races with l
DOJ Reviewed Reports Of Potential Misconduct, Complicity By Officers Responding To Capitol Riot
The question of complicity by officers charged with protecting the Capitol has been a recurring concern for Democratic legislators. | Jose Luis Magana/AP Photo
In D.C. Visit, Egypt Spy Boss Claims U.S. Agreed — In Writing — To Jail American Activist
Kamel's questioning of Soltan's freedom was audacious, not least because it comes at a highly sensitive time: The Biden administration is engaged in an intensif
Britney Spurs Congress To Tackle Toxic Conservatorships
The political allure of defending Spears goes far beyond the public support that boomed this year for an initially fan-driven effort to "free" the singer from h
Biden’s Vaccine Charge Hits A Strong Wall
The administration is now strategizing over how to manage a nation with 68 percent of the population at least partially vaccinated, where pockets of the country
‘Nowhere To Be Found’: The Internet Industry’s D.C. Powerhouse Recedes
In short, "they're irrelevant," one Democratic congressional aide said. In its place, other tech-focused advocacy groups — including a new startup headed by a
New York’s Attorney General Keeps Albany — And Cuomo — Waiting
The uncertainty has paralyzed much of New York's Democratic political apparatus. State legislators have put their parallel impeachment investigation on a very s
Dems Wrestle Over Control Of The Infrastructure Throttle
Some House moderates are urging party leaders to focus squarely on the bipartisan bill, while several liberals remain skeptical it will happen at all — and Sp
‘We Don’t Like Bullies, Egomaniacs Or Jerks’: Allen West Crashes Texas Governor’s Race
"Texans won't agree with the event being billed as 'the heart of Alaska is bigger than Texas,' but Allen West has proven he has never understood our state," Tra
The Adams Effect: Will A Former Cop's Winning Message In NYC Resonate For Democrats Nationwide?
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams ran as a moderate and the central argument of his campaign was that he's uniquely positioned to balance police reform whil
Sources: U.S. Troop Withdrawal From Afghanistan Complete 'for All Intents And Purposes'
Besides the security troops, the only U.S. military personnel left to withdraw by the Sept. 11 deadline Biden set in May are Gen. Scott Miller, the commander of
Why Congress Is Finally Starting To Claw Back Its War Powers From The President
But even with President Joe Biden coming out in support of repealing past authorizations and re-tailoring others, on top of commitments from both Senate and Hou
State Department Helping Shuttle Haiti’s First Lady To U.S. After Assassination Rocks Caribbean Country
"At approximately 1 a.m. this morning, mercenaries — and that is what the Haitian acting prime minister is calling them — or unknown attackers entered the p